I don't think my car has any hands, maybe a few arms...:-) To me, it seemed
that before the sway bar (front only) I kinda had to horse it around
corners, after the sway bar was installed, it would just drive around. It
seems to have taken out the understeer with just the front bar, . Just made
it easier to drive, even when not racing ;-)
Bob
> Gary (whose last name I've forgotten - Sorry !) sent me a copy of an old
> Car
> and Driver article that noted "... [it] would lure you into a corner all
> cozily understeering the way you'd expect from a car with 2-liters worth
> of
> good stout cast iron way up front, then throw up it's hands and bumble off
> backwards." To me, that is a wonderful description of a stock TR3's
> handling. IMO the front sway bar does wonders for the "throw up it's
> hands"
> part, and the rear sway bar helps take care of the "cozily understeering"
> part.
>
> Randall
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